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Sell your Carrollwood house for cash

Between Lake Carroll and Lake Magdalene, we buy Carrollwood houses in the condition they are in today.

Call or text (813) 729-8998

Last updated November 9, 2026

  • Offer in 24 hours
  • Close in 7 to 35 days
  • No fees. No repairs.

In short

  • Carrollwood was founded in 1959 and built out in the 1960s. A house finished in 1970 is now 56 years old.
  • Carrollwood is an unincorporated community, so Hillsborough County handles code cases and permits.
  • Florida law asks every home seller to fill in a flood form at or before signing the contract.
  • The 2020 census counted 34,352 residents and 15,200 housing units, according to Wikipedia.

Carrollwood in numbers and dates

  • 1959

    Year Carrollwood was founded

    Wikipedia says Carrollwood was founded in 1959. From 1959 through 1970, more than 900 homes were built near Lake Carroll.

  • 34,352

    Residents in 2020

    Wikipedia gives the 2020 census count for Carrollwood. The median age was 43.5.

  • 15,200

    Housing units in 2020

    The 2020 census counted 15,200 housing units in Carrollwood, with 4.6 percent vacant, according to Wikipedia.

  • 33618, 33624

    ZIP codes

    Wikipedia lists these two ZIP codes for Carrollwood.

This area is run by: Hillsborough County. Counts and history come from the sources listed at the foot of this page.

Where Carrollwood is, and who runs it

Carrollwood is an unincorporated community in Hillsborough County, north of Downtown Tampa. Wikipedia gives its edges as Lake Magdalene on the north, Tampa on the east, Egypt Lake on the south and Carrollwood Village on the west. The census counts Carrollwood and Carrollwood Village together as one place.

Unincorporated means outside any city's limits, so Hillsborough County Code Enforcement handles code cases in Carrollwood. Zoning, property maintenance and water conservation are among the codes the county lists. A public search on the county website finds a case by street address, parcel number or name.

Houses from the 1960s and what that means for a sale

Wikipedia says more than 900 homes were built from 1959 through 1970 near Lake Carroll, Carrollwood Elementary opened in 1963 and the Carrollwood Country Club was built in 1972. A house finished in 1970 is now 56 years old. A house finished in 1959 is 67.

You do not repair or update an older house before you sell it to us. Our founder is a trained architect, and the repair budget behind your offer comes from a scope of the work that our founder leads. The comparable sales we used come with the written offer, so you can see how the price was built.

How a cash offer is worked out →

Lakes, flood zones and the Florida flood form

Wikipedia names Lake Carroll, where the early 1960s development took place, and Lake Magdalene on the northern edge. Hillsborough County explains that an evacuation zone and a flood zone are different things. An evacuation zone is an area officials may order evacuated during a hurricane. A flood zone shows the flood risk of a property at any time of year, and it affects insurance and building rules.

Florida Statutes section 689.302 requires the seller of a home to give the buyer a flood disclosure form at or before the time the contract is signed. It asks whether flooding damaged the home, whether you filed a flood insurance claim and whether you received flood aid such as FEMA help. Answer honestly. You can still sell to BIMINIO after a yes, and we price the house with the damage in mind.

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Selling in Carrollwood: what to expect

  • 24 hours

    Written offer

    The offer comes in writing with the comparable sales we used attached. A cash offer is below full market value.

  • 7 to 35 days

    Closing date

    You choose the day. A licensed title company handles the closing.

  • $0

    Fees and commissions

    BIMINIO pays the closing costs. You make no repairs and hold no showings.

  • 30 min

    One inspection

    After you accept, one building inspection of under 30 minutes at a time you choose.

  1. Tell us about the house

    Fill out the form or call. We look up the property and call you back within one business hour.

  2. Get a written cash offer

    Within 24 hours you get a firm number in writing, with the comparable sales we used attached. No pressure.

  3. Close when you want, get paid

    Pick any closing date from 7 to 35 days. A licensed title company handles the paperwork. We pay the closing costs.

Selling in Carrollwood: questions

Do you buy houses in Carrollwood?

Yes. Carrollwood is one of the ten Tampa areas on the BIMINIO home page, and we buy its houses in any condition, plus duplexes to fourplexes and building lots in Hillsborough County. Send the street address through the form. A person calls you back within the hour with the next step.

Is Carrollwood inside the City of Tampa?

No. Wikipedia describes Carrollwood as an unincorporated community in Hillsborough County, with Tampa on its eastern edge. Hillsborough County offices handle its code cases and permits. Your property record at the Hillsborough County Property Appraiser shows whether your own address is inside or outside the city, which matters if your street lies along the eastern edge.

Which office handles code violations in Carrollwood?

Hillsborough County Code Enforcement handles code violations in Carrollwood. Among the codes the county lists are zoning, property maintenance and water conservation. A public search on the county website finds cases by street address, parcel number or name, and shows each case's status and dates. BIMINIO buys Carrollwood houses that have open cases.

When was Carrollwood built?

Wikipedia says Carrollwood was founded in 1959 and built out in the 1960s. More than 900 homes went up near Lake Carroll from 1959 through 1970, Carrollwood Elementary opened in 1963 and the Carrollwood Country Club followed in 1972. A house finished in 1970 is now 56 years old.

Can I sell a 1960s Carrollwood house without repairing it?

Yes. BIMINIO buys Carrollwood houses as they are, including houses built in the 1960s. You do not repair, clean or stage anything. The repair budget behind your offer comes from a scope of the work, led by our founder, a trained architect. The comparable sales we used come with the written offer.

Do I fill in the Florida flood form if my Carrollwood house never flooded?

Yes. Florida Statutes section 689.302 asks the seller of a home to give the buyer the flood disclosure form at or before the contract is signed, even when the house never flooded. Selling as is does not change the requirement. BIMINIO gives no legal advice, so ask a lawyer if you have questions.

What is the difference between an evacuation zone and a flood zone?

Hillsborough County says they measure different conditions. Evacuation zones, lettered A to E, show where officials may order evacuation during a hurricane. Flood zones show a property's flood risk at any time of year and affect insurance and building requirements. Use the county's lookup tools to check your Carrollwood address against both.

How is a Carrollwood house priced in a cash offer?

We look at recent sales close to the house, starting within half a mile, and subtract the cost of the work it needs. That cost comes from a scope of the work, and the comparable sales we used are attached to the written offer. A Carrollwood cash offer sits below full market value.

Get your Carrollwood cash offer

A written offer within 24 hours. No fees, no repairs, no obligation.

Call or text (813) 729-8998